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gas prices shot up overnight, up to about $5.40 a gallon up here now.
I appreciate you doing the conversion for us because your system is just wacky.
Maybe I'm hallucinating here, but I don't recall a gallon of gas being below $2.00 per gallon anywhere near where I live since the beginning of Bush's 1st term.
I cant' tell if you are saying your first two are good or bad? I don't really know what 90.12 a barrel means, is that good? I believe it's high but I remember in may it was at like 104 or something?
And does that mean that gas is upto 3.88? I haven't looked at our prices lately but that is still much lower than I'm paying here so I can't tell if you are saying it's good or bad other than the comparison to what it was 4 years ago.
Maybe I'm hallucinating here, but I don't recall a gallon of gas being below $2.00 per gallon anywhere near where I live since the beginning of Bush's 1st term.
Officially it was. I went to check because I honestly cant remember the last time I paid less than 3 dollars for a gallon of gas.
To be fair there were points during GW's term where it spiked above 4 dollars. I just have a hard time believing the gas prices are all Obama's fault. If Romney wins, and gas prices plummet to 2 bucks, I would gladly eat my crow though.
Ahh see, I thought you were saying they were both up, which in my head is understandable because you would think if one goes up that the other goes up. I don't follow oil prices to know if 90 is up or down. It would make sense that something is strange if the oil is dropping but pump prices aren't. Isn't there a delay of the barrel to pump though? I would imagine as it always happens the gas prices will stay the same, the oil prices will keep dropping, and close to the election the gas prices will finally follow suit and plummet.WTI oil fell through its 100-day moving average of $99.25 Wednesday morning. “The next major number we are looking for is $88.85, which is a 50 percent retracement of the June to September rally,” said Kilduff. “Then you’ll have some support at $86 and then $82.” Brent, the international benchmark, was also lower, falling 0.4 percent to $110.04 per barrel.
The point I was trying to make is that oil prices are dropping dramatically yet gas prices are not.
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Ahh see, I thought you were saying they were both up, which in my head is understandable because you would think if one goes up that the other goes up. I don't follow oil prices to know if 90 is up or down. It would make sense that something is strange if the oil is dropping but pump prices aren't. Isn't there a delay of the barrel to pump though? I would imagine as it always happens the gas prices will stay the same, the oil prices will keep dropping, and close to the election the gas prices will finally follow suit and plummet.
Nothing is ever Obama's fault.
I saw a bumper sticker just yesterday..."When Obama came into office...gas was 1.86 per gallon"
I don't/can't remember that....
Anyways, I'm not one that think the war/us going into the middle east had anything to do with oil, contrary to popular belief. I think the target all along was the lithium in the ground - same reason the ruskies wanted it. Now that we're somewhat established there, I tend to believe the battery operated cars and other power are going to be coming up (not tomorrow...but in the near future). That new technology will be used to pull us out of this recession...the way other tech advancements have pulled us out in the past.
Barrel at $90.12 today
Gallon here $3.88
Average gallon Obama took office $1.85
I saw a bumper sticker just yesterday..."When Obama came into office...gas was 1.86 per gallon"
I don't/can't remember that....
Anyways, I'm not one that think the war/us going into the middle east had anything to do with oil, contrary to popular belief. I think the target all along was the lithium in the ground - same reason the ruskies wanted it. Now that we're somewhat established there, I tend to believe the battery operated cars and other power are going to be coming up (not tomorrow...but in the near future). That new technology will be used to pull us out of this recession...the way other tech advancements have pulled us out in the past.